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Scientific American, Vol. 3, No. 12 (September 1860) (1860)

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e in steam-tight con- tion, precisely as a common unbalanced valve, without among astronomers in regard to these appearances, stopping the engine. And, further, the hole through tact with the back of the valve ; the plate thus receiv- some believing that they were produced by the action of screw,… … they could not be seen where the cavity, K, ex- STODDABTS IMPROVED SLIDE VALVE. through powerful tele- ists ; hence, there is a cer- scopes. This fact is explained on the supposition that tain upward pressure which is received by the screw, I, balance plate, as, if any steam leaks between the they…

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